Dual band adaptive concurrent processing method and apparatus

ABSTRACT

Embodiments of the present invention provide a dual band adaptive concurrent processing method and apparatus. In the embodiments of the present invention, by using statistical information of services at first and a second frequency bands in the N th  adjustment period, performance of the services at the frequency bands in an adjustment period may be acquired. Based on the statistical information, and a quality of service (QoS) requirement that the services at the two frequency bands need to meet, a second coefficient of proportionality between timeslots occupied by the services at the two frequency bands in the (N+1) th  adjustment period may be determined, so that switching control on first and second channels may be performed in the (N+1) th  adjustment period according to the determined second coefficient of proportionality.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.201410387978.8, filed on Aug. 7, 2014, which is hereby incorporated byreference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

Embodiments of the present invention relate to communicationstechnologies, and in particular, to a dual band adaptive concurrentprocessing method and apparatus.

BACKGROUND

Based on supported frequency bands and concurrent manners of differentfrequency bands, existing wireless local area network (WLAN) devices maybe classified into the following types: single band single concurrent(SBSC for short) device, dual band single concurrent (DBSC for short)device, and dual band dual concurrent (DBDC for short) device. The SBSCdevice integrates one set of a media access control layer/a physicallayer/a radio frequency (MAC/PHY/RF for short), where the RF has onlyone channel and can work at only one frequency band, which is generallya 2.4 GHz frequency band. The DBSC device integrates one set ofMAC/PHY/RF, where the RF has two channels: One channel supports 2.4 GHz,and the other channel supports 5 GHz. The RF may switch to either of thefrequency bands 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz for use, but cannot supportsimultaneous work at the two frequency bands. The DBDC device integratestwo sets of MAC/PHY/RF, and the RFs work separately at 2.4 GHz and 5GHz, and can work simultaneously at both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencybands. Because a cost of the DBDC device is high, in the prior art, theDBSC device is used to implement dynamic switching between 2.4 GHz and 5GHz, so as to achieve a communication effect of time divisionmultiplexing at the two frequency bands. This manner may be referred toas dual band adaptive concurrent (DBAC for short).

However, when the DBAC manner is used in the prior art to implementswitching between the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency bands, a problem ofservice quality deterioration frequently occurs.

SUMMARY

Embodiments of the present invention provide a dual band adaptiveconcurrent processing method and apparatus.

According to a first aspect, a dual band adaptive concurrent processingmethod is provided, where the method is applied to a wireless broadbandWLAN device, the WLAN device includes a first channel for transmitting aservice at a first frequency band and a second channel for transmittinga service at a second frequency band, and the method includes:

separately acquiring statistical information of the service at the firstfrequency band and the service at the second frequency band in theN^(th) adjustment period, where the statistical information indicatesservice performance of the services at the frequency bands in theadjustment period, and N is a natural number;

determining, according to the statistical information, and a quality ofservice (QoS) requirement that the service at the first frequency bandand the service at the second frequency band need to meet, a secondcoefficient of proportionality between timeslots occupied by the serviceat the first frequency band and timeslots occupied by the service at thesecond frequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period; and

performing switching control on the first channel and the second channelin the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period according to the determined secondcoefficient of proportionality, so that a ratio between communicatingtimeslots of the first channel and timeslots of the second channel inthe (N+1)^(th) adjustment period is equal to the second coefficient ofproportionality.

In a first implementation manner of the first aspect, if both theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device are voiceservices, the statistical information includes a maximum voice servicescheduling delay; and

the determining, according to the statistical information, and a QoSrequirement that the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band need to meet, a second coefficient ofproportionality between timeslots occupied by the service at the firstfrequency band and timeslots occupied by the service at the secondfrequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period includes:

determining whether both a maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band and a maximum voice servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a first threshold, where the first threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by voice service quality; and

if both the maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at thefirst frequency band and the maximum voice service scheduling delay ofthe service at the second frequency band are less than the firstthreshold, determining that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,where the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio betweenthe timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band andthe service at the second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustmentperiod;

otherwise, determining whether a difference between the maximum voiceservice scheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band andthe maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset second threshold; if the differenceis less than the second threshold, determining that the secondcoefficient of proportionality is equal to the first coefficient ofproportionality; and if the difference is greater than or equal to thesecond threshold, on a basis of the first coefficient ofproportionality, increasing a timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the first frequency band by a first step and reducing atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the first step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality, where the maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band is greater than the maximum voiceservice scheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band.

In a second implementation manner of the first aspect, if both theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device are videoservices, the statistical information includes a maximum video servicescheduling delay; and

the determining, according to the statistical information, and a QoSrequirement that the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band need to meet, a second coefficient ofproportionality between timeslots occupied by the service at the firstfrequency band and timeslots occupied by the service at the secondfrequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period includes:

determining whether both a maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band and a maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a third threshold, where the third threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by video service quality; and

if both the maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at thefirst frequency band and the maximum video service scheduling delay ofthe service at the second frequency band are less than the thirdthreshold, determining that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,where the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio betweenthe timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band andthe service at the second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustmentperiod;

otherwise, determining whether a difference between the maximum videoservice scheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band andthe maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset fourth threshold; if the differenceis less than the fourth threshold, determining that the secondcoefficient of proportionality is equal to the first coefficient ofproportionality; and if the difference is greater than or equal to thefourth threshold, on a basis of the first coefficient ofproportionality, increase a timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the first frequency band by a second step and reduce atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the second step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality, where the maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band is greater than the maximum videoservice scheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band.

In a third implementation manner of the first aspect, if both theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device are dataservices, the statistical information includes a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users; and

the determining, according to the statistical information, and a QoSrequirement that the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band need to meet, the second coefficient ofproportionality between timeslots occupied by the service at the firstfrequency band and timeslots occupied by the service at the secondfrequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period includes:

determining whether both a quantity of low-bandwidth data service usersof the service at the first frequency band and a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband are 0; and

if both the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the serviceat the first frequency band and the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band are 0,determining that the second coefficient of proportionality between thetimeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment periodis equal to a first coefficient of proportionality, where the firstcoefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio between the timeslotsoccupied by the service at the first frequency band and the service atthe second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period;

otherwise, determining whether the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the first frequency band is equal to thequantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thesecond frequency band;

if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service atthe first frequency band is equal to the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band, determiningthat the second coefficient of proportionality is equal to the firstcoefficient of proportionality; and

if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service atthe first frequency band is not equal to the quantity of low-bandwidthdata service users of the service at the second frequency band, on abasis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasing thetimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by a third step and reducing the timeslot percentage correspondingto the service at the second frequency band by the third step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality, where the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users ofthe service at the second frequency band.

In a fourth implementation manner of the first aspect, if both theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device include at leastone service of: a voice service, a video service, and a data service,the statistical information includes a maximum voice service schedulingdelay, a maximum video service scheduling delay, a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users, and a total uplink and downlinkthroughput; and

the determining, according to the statistical information, and a QoSrequirement that the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band need to meet, a second coefficient ofproportionality between timeslots occupied by the service at the firstfrequency band and timeslots occupied by the service at the secondfrequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period includes:

S201. determining whether maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band are less than a first threshold, where the firstthreshold is a maximum scheduling delay required by voice servicequality; and if both the maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band are less than the first threshold, performing S205;otherwise, performing S202;

S202. determining whether a difference between the maximum voice servicescheduling delays of the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band is less than a preset secondthreshold; and if the difference is less than the second threshold,performing S203; otherwise, performing S204;

S203. determining that the second coefficient of proportionality isequal to a first coefficient of proportionality, where the firstcoefficient of proportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied bythe service at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period;

S204. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasinga timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a first step and reducing a timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the firststep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at the firstfrequency band is greater than the maximum voice service schedulingdelay of the service at the second frequency band;

S205. determining whether both a maximum video service scheduling delayof the service at the first frequency band and a maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a third threshold, where the third threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by video service quality; and if both themaximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the firstfrequency band and the maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band are less than the third threshold,performing S208; otherwise, performing S206;

S206. determining whether a difference between the maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band and themaximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset fourth threshold; and if thedifference is less than the fourth threshold, performing S203;otherwise, performing S207;

S207. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasingthe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a second step and reducing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the secondstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the firstfrequency band is greater than the maximum video service schedulingdelay of the service at the second frequency band;

S208. determining whether both a quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band and a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband are 0; and if both the quantity of low-bandwidth data service usersof the service at the first frequency band and the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband are 0, performing S211; otherwise, performing S209;

S209. determining whether the quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band is equal to thequantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thesecond frequency band; and if the quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band is equal to thequantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thesecond frequency band, performing S203; otherwise, performing S210;

S210. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasingthe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a third step and reducing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the thirdstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thefirst frequency band is greater than the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band;

S211. determining whether a difference between total uplink and downlinkthroughputs of the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band is less than a preset fifth threshold; andif the difference is less than the fifth threshold, performing S203;otherwise, performing S212; and

S212. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasingthe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a fourth step and reducing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the fourthstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe total uplink and downlink throughput of the service at the firstfrequency band is greater than the total uplink and downlink throughputof the service at the second frequency band.

In a fifth implementation manner of the first aspect, if the service atthe first frequency band and the service at the second frequency bandthat are transmitted by the WLAN device are data forwarding services,the statistical information includes a downlink data volume R_(down)received from an access point (AP) at the first frequency band, a datavolume L_(down) temporarily stored in a downlink sending queue, anuplink data volume R_(up) received from a STA at the second frequencyband, and a data volume L_(up) temporarily stored in an uplink sendingqueue; and

the determining, according to the statistical information, and a QoSrequirement that the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band need to meet, a second coefficient ofproportionality between timeslots occupied by the service at the firstfrequency band and timeslots occupied by the service at the secondfrequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period includes:

determining an uplink and downlink service accumulation situationaccording to L_(down) and L_(up), where if MAX {L_(up),L_(down)}<P_(TH), it is determined that there is no service accumulationin uplink and downlink; otherwise, if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- A_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in downlink; if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {A_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in uplink; and if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left( {{- A_{TH}},A_{TH}} \right)},$there is accumulation in both uplink and downlink, where P_(TH) is apreset threshold, and A_(TH) is a preset value in a value range of(0,1);

if there is service accumulation only in downlink, on a basis of a firstcoefficient of proportionality, increasing a timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by a fifth stepand reducing a timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thesecond frequency band by the fifth step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, where the first coefficient ofproportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied by the service atthe first frequency band and the service at the second frequency band inthe N^(th) adjustment period;

if there is service accumulation only in uplink, on a basis of the firstcoefficient of proportionality, increasing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by a sixthstep and reducing the timeslot percentage corresponding to the serviceat the first frequency band by the sixth step, so as to obtain thesecond coefficient of proportionality;

if there is service accumulation in both uplink and downlink,determining that the second coefficient of proportionality is equal tothe first coefficient of proportionality;

if there is no service accumulation in uplink and downlink, comparinguplink and downlink receiving data volumes according to R_(down) andR_(up);

if a value of the downlink receiving data volume minus the uplinkreceiving data volume is greater than or equal to a preset firstdifference, on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality,increasing the timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thefirst frequency band by the fifth step and reducing the timeslotpercentage corresponding to the service at the second frequency band bythe fifth step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality;

if a value of the uplink receiving data volume minus the downlinkreceiving data volume is greater than or equal to the first difference,on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasing thetimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the sixth step and reducing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by the sixthstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality; and

if an absolute value of the difference between the uplink receiving datavolume and the downlink receiving data volume is less than the firstdifference, determining that the second coefficient of proportionalityis equal to the first coefficient of proportionality.

According to a second aspect, a dual band adaptive concurrent processingapparatus is provided, where the apparatus is applied to a wirelessbroadband WLAN device, the WLAN device includes a first channel fortransmitting a service at a first frequency band and a second channelfor transmitting a service at a second frequency band, and the apparatusincludes:

an acquiring module, configured to separately acquire statisticalinformation of the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period, where thestatistical information indicates service performance of the services atthe frequency bands in the adjustment period, and N is a natural number;

a determining module, configured to determine, according to thestatistical information, and a quality of service (QoS) requirement thatthe service at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band need to meet, a second coefficient of proportionalitybetween timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency bandand timeslots occupied by the service at the second frequency band inthe (N+1)^(th) adjustment period; and

a switching control module, configured to perform switching control onthe first channel and the second channel in the (N+1)^(th) adjustmentperiod according to the determined second coefficient ofproportionality, so that a ratio between communicating timeslots of thefirst channel and timeslots of the second channel in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to the second coefficient of proportionality.

In a first implementation manner of the second aspect, if both theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device are voiceservices, the statistical information includes a maximum voice servicescheduling delay; and

the determining module is configured to:

determine whether both a maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band and a maximum voice servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a first threshold, where the first threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by voice service quality; and

if both the maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at thefirst frequency band and the maximum voice service scheduling delay ofthe service at the second frequency band are less than the firstthreshold, determine that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,where the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio betweenthe timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band andthe service at the second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustmentperiod;

otherwise, determine whether a difference between the maximum voiceservice scheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band andthe maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset second threshold; if the differenceis less than the second threshold, determine that the second coefficientof proportionality is equal to the first coefficient of proportionality;and if the difference is greater than or equal to the second threshold,on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by a first step and reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the second frequency band by the first step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality, where the maximumvoice service scheduling delay of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band.

In a second implementation manner of the second aspect, if both theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device are videoservices, the statistical information includes a maximum video servicescheduling delay; and

the determining module is configured to:

determine whether both a maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band and a maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a third threshold, where the third threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by video service quality; and

if both the maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at thefirst frequency band and the maximum video service scheduling delay ofthe service at the second frequency band are less than the thirdthreshold, determine that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,where the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio betweenthe timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band andthe service at the second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustmentperiod;

otherwise, determine whether a difference between the maximum videoservice scheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band andthe maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset fourth threshold; if the differenceis less than the fourth threshold, determine that the second coefficientof proportionality is equal to the first coefficient of proportionality;and if the difference is greater than or equal to the fourth threshold,on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by a second step and reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the second frequency band by the second step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality, where the maximumvideo service scheduling delay of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band.

In a third implementation manner of the second aspect, if both theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device are dataservices, the statistical information includes a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users; and

the determining module is configured to:

determine whether both a quantity of low-bandwidth data service users ofthe service at the first frequency band and a quantity of low-bandwidthdata service users of the service at the second frequency band are 0;

if both the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the serviceat the first frequency band and the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band are 0,determine that the second coefficient of proportionality between thetimeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment periodis equal to a first coefficient of proportionality, where the firstcoefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio between the timeslotsoccupied by the service at the first frequency band and the service atthe second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period;

otherwise, determine whether the quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band is equal to thequantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thesecond frequency band;

if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service atthe first frequency band is equal to the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band, determinethat the second coefficient of proportionality is equal to the firstcoefficient of proportionality; and

if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service atthe first frequency band is not equal to the quantity of low-bandwidthdata service users of the service at the second frequency band, on abasis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase the timeslotpercentage corresponding to the service at the first frequency band by athird step and reduce the timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the second frequency band by the third step, so as to obtainthe second coefficient of proportionality, where the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users ofthe service at the second frequency band.

In a fourth implementation manner of the second aspect, if both theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device include at leastone service of: a voice service, a video service, and a data service,the statistical information includes a maximum voice service schedulingdelay, a maximum video service scheduling delay, a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users, and a total uplink and downlinkthroughput; and

the determining module is configured to:

S201. determine whether maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band are less than a first threshold, where the firstthreshold is a maximum scheduling delay required by voice servicequality; and if both the maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band are less than the first threshold, perform S205;otherwise, perform S202;

S202. determine whether a difference between the maximum voice servicescheduling delays of the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band is less than a preset secondthreshold; and if the difference is less than the second threshold,perform S203; otherwise, perform S204;

S203. determine that the second coefficient of proportionality is equalto a first coefficient of proportionality, where the first coefficientof proportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied by the serviceat the first frequency band and the service at the second frequency bandin the N^(th) adjustment period;

S204. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by a first step and reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the second frequency band by the first step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality, where the maximumvoice service scheduling delay of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band;

S205. determine whether both a maximum video service scheduling delay ofthe service at the first frequency band and a maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a third threshold, where the third threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by video service quality; and if both themaximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the firstfrequency band and the maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band are less than the third threshold,perform S208; otherwise, perform S206;

S206. determine whether a difference between the maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band and themaximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset fourth threshold; and if thedifference is less than the fourth threshold, perform S203; otherwise,perform S207;

S207. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a second step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the secondstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the firstfrequency band is greater than the maximum video service schedulingdelay of the service at the second frequency band;

S208. determine whether both a quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band and a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband are 0; and if both the quantity of low-bandwidth data service usersof the service at the first frequency band and the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband are 0, perform S211; otherwise, perform S209;

S209. determine whether the quantity of low-bandwidth data service usersof the service at the first frequency band is equal to the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband; and if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of theservice at the first frequency band is equal to the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband, perform S203; otherwise, perform S210;

S210. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a third step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the thirdstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thefirst frequency band is greater than the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band;

S211. determine whether a difference between total uplink and downlinkthroughputs of the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band is less than a preset fifth threshold; andif the difference is less than the fifth threshold, perform S203;otherwise, perform S212; and

S212. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a fourth step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the fourthstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe total uplink and downlink throughput of the service at the firstfrequency band is greater than the total uplink and downlink throughputof the service at the second frequency band.

In a fifth implementation manner of the second aspect, if the service atthe first frequency band and the service at the second frequency bandthat are transmitted by the WLAN device are data forwarding services,the statistical information includes a downlink data volume R_(down)received from an access point (AP) at the first frequency band, a datavolume L_(down) temporarily stored in a downlink sending queue, anuplink data volume R_(up) received from a STA at the second frequencyband, and a data volume L_(up) temporarily stored in an uplink sendingqueue; and

the determining module is configured to:

determine an uplink and downlink service accumulation situationaccording to L_(down) and L_(up), where if MAX {L_(up),L_(down)}<P_(TH), it is determined that there is no service accumulationin uplink and downlink; otherwise, if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- A_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in downlink; if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {A_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in uplink; and if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left( {{- A_{TH}},A_{TH}} \right)},$there is accumulation in both uplink and downlink, where P_(TH) is apreset threshold, and A_(TH) is a preset value in a value range of(0,1);

if there is service accumulation only in downlink, on a basis of thefirst coefficient of proportionality, increase a timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by a fifth stepand reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thesecond frequency band by the fifth step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, where the first coefficient ofproportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied by the service atthe first frequency band and the service at the second frequency band inthe N^(th) adjustment period;

if there is service accumulation only in uplink, on a basis of the firstcoefficient of proportionality, increase the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by a sixthstep and reduce the timeslot percentage corresponding to the service atthe first frequency band by the sixth step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality;

if there is service accumulation in both uplink and downlink, determinethat the second coefficient of proportionality is equal to the firstcoefficient of proportionality;

if there is no service accumulation in uplink and downlink, comparinguplink and downlink receiving data volumes according to R_(down) andR_(up);

if a value of the downlink receiving data volume minus the uplinkreceiving data volume is greater than or equal to a preset firstdifference, on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality,increase the timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thefirst frequency band by the fifth step and reduce the timeslotpercentage corresponding to the service at the second frequency band bythe fifth step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality;

if a value of the uplink receiving data volume minus the downlinkreceiving data volume is greater than or equal to the first difference,on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase thetimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the sixth step and reduce the timeslot percentage correspondingto the service at the first frequency band by the sixth step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality; and

if an absolute value of the difference between the uplink receiving datavolume and the downlink receiving data volume is less than the firstdifference, determine that the second coefficient of proportionality isequal to the first coefficient of proportionality.

In the embodiments of the present invention, by using statisticalinformation of a service at a first frequency band and a service at asecond frequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period, serviceperformance of the services at the frequency bands in the adjustmentperiod may be acquired; and based on the statistical information, and aQoS requirement that the services at the two frequency bands need tomeet, a second coefficient of proportionality between timeslots occupiedby the services at the two frequency bands in the (N+1)^(th) adjustmentperiod may be determined, so that switching control on a first channeland a second channel may be performed in the (N+1)^(th) adjustmentperiod according to the determined second coefficient ofproportionality, further meeting quality requirements of the services atthe two frequency bands to a greatest extent and improving quality ofservice.

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To describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the presentinvention more clearly, the following briefly introduces theaccompanying drawings required for describing the embodiments or theprior art. Apparently, the accompanying drawings in the followingdescription show some embodiments of the present invention, and a personof ordinary skill in the art may still derive other drawings from theseaccompanying drawings without creative efforts.

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a dual band adaptive concurrent processingmethod according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B are a flowchart of a dual band adaptive concurrentprocessing method according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a flowchart of a dual band adaptive concurrent processingmethod according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a working mode of a repeater applied inan embodiment shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of a WLAN device according toan embodiment of the present invention; and

FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a dual band adaptiveconcurrent processing apparatus according to an embodiment of thepresent invention.

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To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of theembodiments of the present invention clearer, the following clearlydescribes the technical solutions in the embodiments of the presentinvention with reference to the accompanying drawings. The describedembodiments are a part rather than all of the embodiments of the presentinvention. All other embodiments obtained by a person of ordinary skillin the art based on the embodiments of the present invention withoutcreative efforts shall fall within the protection scope of the presentinvention.

FIG. 1 is a flowchart of Embodiment 1 of a dual band adaptive concurrentprocessing method according to the present invention. The method of thisembodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, is applied to a WLAN device, where theWLAN device includes a first channel for transmitting a service at afirst frequency band and a second channel for transmitting a service ata second frequency band, and the method may include the following steps:

101. Separately acquire statistical information of the service at thefirst frequency band and the service at the second frequency band in theN^(th) adjustment period, where the statistical information indicatesservice performance of the services at the frequency bands in theadjustment period, and N is a natural number.

102. Determine, according to the statistical information, and a qualityof service (QoS) requirement that the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band need to meet, a secondcoefficient of proportionality between timeslots occupied by the serviceat the first frequency band and timeslots occupied by the service at thesecond frequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period.

103. Perform switching control on the first channel and the secondchannel in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period according to the determinedsecond coefficient of proportionality, so that a ratio betweencommunicating timeslots of the first channel and timeslots of the secondchannel in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period is equal to the secondcoefficient of proportionality.

That the service at the first frequency band and the service at thesecond frequency band are respectively a 2.4 GHz service and a 5 GHzservice is used as an example for description in this embodiment. Aperson skilled in the art may understand that the service at the firstfrequency band and the service at the second frequency band may beservices at other possible frequency bands, which are not limited inthis embodiment.

In the prior art, when the WLAN device uses a DBAC manner to switchbetween a 2.4 GHz channel and a 5 GHz channel, percentages of timeslotsoccupied by the 2.4 GHz service and the 5 GHz service are fixed, forexample, the 2.4 GHz service occupies 50% of all timeslots, and the 5GHz service occupies 50% of all timeslots; or, the 2.4 GHz serviceoccupies 30% of all timeslots, and the 5 GHz service occupies 70% of alltimeslots. However, in actual communication, there may be variousservices such as a voice service, a video service, and a data service.These services all need guaranteed quality of service (QoS for short),and a fixed timeslot percentage, however, cannot meet a QoS requirementof a service. For example, the 2.4 GHz service occupies 30% of alltimeslots, and the 5 GHz service occupies 70% of all timeslots. However,if a service volume of the 2.4 GHz service is relatively large, becauserelatively few timeslots are occupied by the 2.4 GHz service, arequirement of the 2.4 GHz service cannot be met, and a problem ofservice quality deterioration is usually caused.

Therefore, entire service duration of the WLAN device is divided intomultiple adjustment periods in this embodiment. Each adjustment periodmay include an even number of timeslots. A person skilled in the art mayset, according to an adjustment requirement, a time length of eachadjustment period, that is, a quantity of timeslots included in eachadjustment period. In each adjustment period, percentages of timeslotsoccupied by the service at the first frequency band and the service atthe second frequency band may be dynamically adjusted. Percentages oftimeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment periodmay be adjusted with reference to the statistical information of theservices at the two frequency bands in the N^(th) adjustment period.

During initialization of the WLAN device, a default timeslot percentagemay be used in the first adjustment period, where the service at thefirst frequency band occupies P %, and the service at the secondfrequency band occupies 1−P %. For example, percentages of timeslotsoccupied by the 2.4 GHz service and the 5 GHz service are respectivelyratio_2G and ratio_5G, and ratio_2G+ratio_5G=100%. In addition, in thefirst adjustment period, statistical information of two frequency bandservice needs to be obtained by means of statistics, where thestatistical information indicates service performance of the services atthe frequency bands in the adjustment period. For example, thestatistical information may be a voice or video service delay value,whether a data service meets minimum bandwidths, uplink and downlinkthroughputs of the services at the two frequency bands, data volumes ofaccumulated packets in sending queues of the services at the twofrequency bands, and the like.

When the first adjustment period ends, a coefficient of proportionalitybetween timeslots occupied in the second adjustment period by theservices at the two frequency bands may be determined according to thestatistical information of the two frequency bands service.

When the second adjustment period starts, the foregoing determinedsecond coefficient of proportionality may be used to allocate timeslotsoccupied in the second adjustment period by the service at the firstfrequency band and the service at the second frequency band, which isthat switching control on the first channel and the second channel isperformed in the second adjustment period, so that a ratio betweencommunicating timeslots of the first channel and timeslots of the secondchannel in the second adjustment period is equal to the secondcoefficient of proportionality. In addition, in the second adjustmentperiod, the statistical information of the services at the two frequencybands also needs to be obtained by means of statistics, so that acoefficient of proportionality between timeslots occupied in the thirdadjustment period by the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band is determined when the secondadjustment period ends.

Processing processes of subsequent adjustment periods are deduced byanalogy. In this way, a coefficient of proportionality between timeslotsoccupied by the services at the two frequency bands is dynamicallyadjusted in the adjustment periods.

The foregoing coefficients of proportionality before and afteradjustment are both in a range of (0,100%).

In this embodiment, by using statistical information of a service at afirst frequency band and a service at a second frequency band in theN^(th) adjustment period, service performance of the service at eachfrequency band in the adjustment period may be acquired; and based onthe statistical information, and a QoS requirement that the services atthe two frequency bands need to meet, a second coefficient ofproportionality between timeslots occupied by the services at the twofrequency bands in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period may be determined,so that switching control on a first channel and a second channel may beperformed in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period according to thedetermined second coefficient of proportionality, further meetingquality requirements of the services at the two frequency bands to agreatest extent and improving quality of service.

FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B are a flowchart of Embodiment 2 of a dual bandadaptive concurrent processing method according to the presentinvention. As shown in FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B, an application scenario ofDBAC is described in this embodiment. The application scenario may be anaccess point (AP for short)+AP mode, that is, two basic service sets(BSS for short) are separately created in an AP mode at 2.4 GHz and 5GHz, so as to provide services for stations (STA for short) at the twofrequency bands.

For the application scenario, if both a service at a first frequencyband and a service at a second frequency band that are transmitted bythe WLAN device include at least one service of: a voice service, avideo service, and a data service, statistical information may include amaximum voice service scheduling delay, a maximum video servicescheduling delay, a quantity of low-bandwidth data service users, and atotal uplink and downlink throughput.

The maximum voice service scheduling delay is a maximum waiting time ofvoice queue packets at each frequency band from coming into a queue tobeing scheduled out of the queue in one adjustment period. For example,a maximum voice service scheduling delay at a 2.4 GHz frequency band ismax_voice_delay_2G, and a maximum voice service scheduling delay at a 5GHz frequency band is max_voice_delay_5G.

The maximum video service scheduling delay is a maximum waiting time ofvideo queue packets at each frequency band from coming into a queue tobeing scheduled out of the queue. For example, a maximum video servicescheduling delay at the 2.4 GHz frequency band is max_video_delay_2G,and a maximum video service scheduling delay at the 5 GHz frequency bandis max_video_delay_5G.

The quantity of low-bandwidth data service users is a quantity of usersfor whom a sending service volume in a data queue at each frequency banddoes not meet a minimum bandwidth requirement in one adjustment period.For example, a quantity of low-bandwidth data service users at the 2.4GHz frequency band is starve_data_num_2G, and a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users at the 5 GHz frequency band isstarve_data_num_5G.

The total uplink and downlink throughput is a total throughput of uplinkand downlink transmission of the services at the frequency bands inallocated timeslots in one adjustment period. The statisticalinformation reflects a total service receiving and sending efficiency ofa corresponding frequency band service. For example, a total uplink anddownlink throughput of a 2.4 GHz frequency band service in a time ofallocated timeslots is inuse_thrpt_2G, and a total uplink and downlinkthroughput of a 5 GHz frequency band service in a time of allocatedtimeslots is inuse_thrpt_5G.

Correspondingly, in this embodiment, a coefficient of proportionalitybetween timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency bandand timeslots occupied by the service at the second frequency band inthe (N+1)^(th) adjustment period may be adjusted according to that:delay requirements of a voice service and a video service at thefrequency bands are met preferentially, a minimum bandwidth requirementof services at the frequency bands is met next, and a maximizedthroughput requirement of the services at the frequency bands is metfinally.

Based on the foregoing statistical information, a method for adjusting atimeslot percentage in this embodiment may include the following steps:

201. Determine whether maximum voice service scheduling delays at afirst frequency band and a second frequency band are less than a firstthreshold; and if both the maximum voice service scheduling delays atthe first frequency band and the second frequency band are less than afirst threshold, perform 205; otherwise, perform 202, where the firstthreshold is a maximum scheduling delay required by voice servicequality.

For example, it is first determined whether maximum scheduling delays of2.4 GHz and 5 GHz voice services are less than a set thresholdBAND_VOICE_DELAY_TH, where the threshold may be, for example, 20 ms.

If both the maximum scheduling delays of the voice services at the twofrequency bands are less than the set threshold, it indicates that boththe scheduling delays of the voice services at the two frequency bandsmeet a service requirement. In this case, 205 may be performed, so as toadjust a timeslot percentage according to a video service status.

If both the maximum scheduling delays of the voice services at the twofrequency bands are greater than or equal to the set threshold, itindicates that a timeslot percentage in a previous adjustment periodcannot meet a requirement of the voice service, and timeslot percentagesof the services at the two frequency bands in a current adjustmentperiod need to be adjusted according to a scheduling delay of the voiceservice.

202. Determine whether a difference between the maximum voice servicescheduling delays of the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band is less than a preset secondthreshold; and if the difference is less than the preset secondthreshold, perform 203; otherwise, perform 204.

For example, if both the maximum voice service scheduling delays at 2.4GHz and 5 GHz are greater than or equal to a thresholdBAND_VOICE_DELAY_TH, it may be further determined whether a differencebetween the maximum voice service scheduling delays at the two frequencybands is less than a threshold BAND_VOICE_DELAY_DIFF, where thethreshold may be, for example, 2 ms.

If the difference between the maximum voice service scheduling delays at2.4 GHz and 5 GHz is less than the threshold BAND_VOICE_DELAY_DIFF, itindicates that, although both the services at the two frequency bandscannot meet a maximum scheduling delay requirement of the voice service,scheduling delays of the two are equivalent; then, timeslot percentagesof the services at the two frequency bands are kept unchanged, that is,S203 is performed; otherwise, a timeslot percentage corresponding to afrequency band service having a larger maximum voice service schedulingdelay may be increased by a step RATIO_ADJUT_STEP, where the step maybe, for example, 5%, and correspondingly, a timeslot percentage of theother frequency band service is reduced by the corresponding step, thatis, 204 is performed.

203. Determine that a second coefficient of proportionality is equal toa first coefficient of proportionality, where the first coefficient ofproportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied by the service atthe first frequency band and the service at the second frequency band inthe N^(th) adjustment period.

204. On a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by a first step and reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the second frequency band by the first step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality, where the maximumvoice service scheduling delay of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band.

205. Determine whether maximum video service scheduling delays of theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band are less than a third threshold; and if the maximum videoservice scheduling delays are less than a third threshold, perform 208;otherwise, perform 206, where the third threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by video service quality.

When both video service scheduling delays at the two frequency bandsmeet a service requirement, S208 may be performed.

For example, it is determined whether maximum video service schedulingdelays at 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz are less than a set thresholdBAND_VIDEO_DELAY_TH, where the threshold may be, for example, 40 ms.

If both the maximum video service scheduling delays at the two frequencybands are less than the set threshold, it indicates that both the videoservice scheduling delays at the two frequency bands meet a servicerequirement. In this case, S208 may be performed to adjust a timeslotpercentage according to a data service status.

If both the maximum video service scheduling delays at the two frequencybands are greater than or equal to the set threshold, it indicates thata timeslot percentage in a previous adjustment period cannot meet arequirement of the video service, and timeslot percentages of the twofrequency bands in a current adjustment period need to be adjustedaccording to a scheduling delay of the video service.

206. Determine whether a difference between the maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band and themaximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset fourth threshold; and if thedifference is less than a preset fourth threshold, perform 203;otherwise, perform 207.

For example, if both the maximum video service scheduling delays at 2.4GHz and 5 GHz are greater than or equal to the thresholdBAND_VIDEO_DELAY_TH, it may be further determined whether a differencebetween the maximum video service scheduling delays at the two frequencybands is less than a threshold BAND_VIDEO_DELAY_DIFF, where thethreshold may be, for example, 4 ms.

If the difference between the maximum video service scheduling delays at2.4 GHz and 5 GHz is less than the threshold BAND_VIDEO_DELAY_DIFF, itindicates that, although services at the two frequency bands cannot meeta maximum scheduling delay requirement of the video service, schedulingdelays of the two are equivalent; then, timeslot percentages of servicesat the two frequency bands are kept unchanged, that is, S203 isperformed; otherwise, a timeslot percentage corresponding to a frequencyband service having a larger maximum video service scheduling delay maybe increased by a step RATIO_ADJUT_STEP, where the step may be, forexample, 5%, and correspondingly, a timeslot percentage of the otherfrequency band service is reduced by the corresponding step, that is,207 is performed.

207. On a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a second step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the secondstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the firstfrequency band is greater than the maximum video service schedulingdelay of the service at the second frequency band.

208. Determine whether both quantities of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band and the service at thesecond frequency band are 0; and if the both quantities of low-bandwidthdata service users are 0, perform 211; otherwise, perform 209.

If the requirements of both the voice service and the video service aremet, a timeslot percentage may be further adjusted according to aprocessing status of a data service.

For example, it is determined whether quantities of users for whom aminimum bandwidth is not met at both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, that is,quantities of low-bandwidth data service users are 0; and if thequantities of low-bandwidth data service users are 0, it indicates thatdata services at the two frequency bands meet a bandwidth requirement,and the timeslot percentage is further adjusted by using the totaluplink and downlink throughput, that is, 211 is performed; otherwise, itmay be further determined whether quantities of users for whom theminimum bandwidth is not met are equal, that is, 209 is performed; andif they are equal, timeslot percentages of the two frequency bands keepunchanged, that is, 203 is performed; otherwise, a timeslot percentagecorresponding to a frequency band with a larger quantity of users forwhom the minimum bandwidth is not met is increased by a stepRATIO_ADJUT_STEP, where the step may be, for example, 5%, and a timeslotpercentage of the other frequency band is reduced by the correspondingstep, that is, 210 is performed.

209. Determine whether the quantities of low-bandwidth data serviceusers at the first frequency band and the second frequency band areequal; and if the quantities of low-bandwidth data service users areequal, perform 203; otherwise, perform 210.

210. On a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a third step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the thirdstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thefirst frequency band is greater than the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band.

211. Determine whether a difference between total uplink and downlinkthroughputs of the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band is less than a preset fifth threshold; andif the difference is less than a preset fifth threshold, perform 203;otherwise, perform 212.

If requirements of a voice service, a video service, and a data serviceare all met, a timeslot percentage may be further adjusted according tothe total uplink and downlink throughput.

For example, a difference between total uplink and downlink throughputsof 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz is less than a threshold BAND_INUSE_THRPT_DIFF. Ifthe difference between total uplink and downlink throughputs of 2.4 GHzand 5 GHz is less than the threshold BAND_INUSE_THRPT_DIFF, it indicatesthat the total uplink and downlink throughputs of the two frequencybands are relatively balanced, and the timeslot percentages of the twofrequency bands may keep unchanged, that is, 203 is performed;otherwise, a timeslot percentage corresponding to a frequency band witha smaller total uplink and downlink throughput is increased by a stepRATIO_ADJUT_STEP, where the step is, for example, 5%, and a timeslotpercentage of the other frequency band is reduced by the correspondingstep, that is, 212 is performed.

212. On a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a fourth step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the fourthstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe total uplink and downlink throughput of the service at the firstfrequency band is greater than the total uplink and downlink throughputof the service at the second frequency band.

It should be noted that, because a value of a timeslot percentage ofeach frequency band is in a valid range [MIN_SLOT_RATIO,MAX_SLOT_RATIO],where the interval may be, for example, [20%,80%], in the foregoingprocess, adjustment of a timeslot percentage may be limited to being inthis interval.

In FIG. 2A and FIG. 2B, there is no strict time sequence among thedetermining steps, and the process is merely an instance and notintended to limit the present invention. For example, a sequence amongsteps 201, 205, 208, and 211 may be adjusted or may be performedconcurrently.

Meanings and related descriptions of parameters related to the foregoingprocess are listed in Table 1.

TABLE 1 Typical Parameter Meaning value Description BAND_VOICE_DELAY_THVoice scheduling 20 ms If a voice scheduling delay of a delay thresholdof a frequency band exceeds this frequency band threshold, it indicatesthat more timeslots need to be allocated to the frequency band to meet avoice delay requirement. BAND_VOICE_DELAY_DIFF Voice scheduling 2 ms Ifa difference between voice delay difference scheduling delays at 2.4Gand threshold of a 5G frequency bands is less than frequency band thisthreshold, it indicates that the difference between the two may beignored. BAND_VIDEO_DELAY_TH Video scheduling 40 ms If a videoscheduling delay of a delay threshold of a frequency band exceeds thisfrequency band threshold, it indicates that more timeslots need to beallocated to the frequency band to ensure a video delay requirement.BAND_VIDEO_DELAY_DIFF Video scheduling  4 ms If a difference betweenvideo delay difference scheduling delays at 2.4G and threshold of a 5Gfrequency bands is less than frequency band this threshold, it indicatesthat the difference between the two may be ignored.BAND_INUSE_THRPT_DIFF In-use throughput  1 Mbps If a difference betweenin-use difference threshold of throughputs of 2.4G and 5G a frequencyband frequency bands is less than this threshold, it indicates that thedifference between the two can be ignored. MAX_SLOT_RATIO Maximumtimeslot 80% Maximum timeslot percentage percentage of a frequency bandMIN_SLOT_RATIO Minimum timeslot 20% Minimum timeslot percentage ofpercentage a frequency band RATIO_ADJUT_STEP Timeslot percentage  5%Step for adjusting a timeslot adjustment step percentage

For an AP+AP dual band switching device, the method in this embodimentmay preferentially meet a delay requirement of a voice service at eachfrequency band as far as possible, further, try to meet a delayrequirement of a video service, and finally, try to meet a minimumbandwidth requirement of a data service. On this basis, a totalthroughput of each frequency band can be maximized.

It may be learned from the foregoing embodiment that, in specificimplementation, the following implementation manners may further exist:

Manner 1: If both the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band that are transmitted by the WLANdevice are voice services, the statistical information includes amaximum voice service scheduling delay; and

correspondingly, 102 is as follows:

determining whether both a maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band and a maximum voice servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a first threshold, where the first threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by voice service quality; and

if both the maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at thefirst frequency band and the maximum voice service scheduling delay ofthe service at the second frequency band are less than the firstthreshold, determining that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,where the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio betweenthe timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band andthe service at the second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustmentperiod;

otherwise, determining whether a difference between the maximum voiceservice scheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band andthe maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset second threshold; if the differenceis less than the second threshold, determining that the secondcoefficient of proportionality is equal to the first coefficient ofproportionality; and if the difference is greater than or equal to thesecond threshold, on a basis of the first coefficient ofproportionality, increasing a timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the first frequency band by a first step and reducing atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the first step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality, where the maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band is greater than the maximum voiceservice scheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band.

Manner 2: If both the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band that are transmitted by the WLANdevice are video services, the statistical information includes amaximum video service scheduling delay; and

correspondingly, 102 is as follows:

determining whether both a maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band and a maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a third threshold, where the third threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by video service quality; and

if both the maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at thefirst frequency band and the maximum video service scheduling delay ofthe service at the second frequency band are less than the thirdthreshold, determining that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,where the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio betweenthe timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band andthe service at the second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustmentperiod;

otherwise, determining whether a difference between the maximum videoservice scheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band andthe maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset fourth threshold; if the differenceis less than the fourth threshold, determining that the secondcoefficient of proportionality is equal to the first coefficient ofproportionality; and if the difference is greater than or equal to thefourth threshold, on a basis of the first coefficient ofproportionality, increasing a timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the first frequency band by a second step and reducing atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the second step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality, where the maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band is greater than the maximum videoservice scheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band.

Manner 3: If both the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band that are transmitted by the WLANdevice are data services, the statistical information includes aquantity of low-bandwidth data service users; and

correspondingly, 102 is as follows:

determining whether both a quantity of low-bandwidth data service usersof the service at the first frequency band and a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband are 0; and

if both the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the serviceat the first frequency band and the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band are 0,determining that the second coefficient of proportionality between thetimeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment periodis equal to a first coefficient of proportionality, where the firstcoefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio between the timeslotsoccupied by the service at the first frequency band and the service atthe second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period;

otherwise, determining whether the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the first frequency band is equal to thequantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thesecond frequency band;

if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service atthe first frequency band is equal to the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band, determiningthat the second coefficient of proportionality is equal to the firstcoefficient of proportionality; and

if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service atthe first frequency band is not equal to the quantity of low-bandwidthdata service users of the service at the second frequency band, on abasis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasing a timeslotpercentage corresponding to the service at the first frequency band by athird step and reducing a timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the second frequency band by the third step, so as to obtainthe second coefficient of proportionality, where the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users ofthe service at the second frequency band.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart of Embodiment 3 of a dual band adaptive concurrentprocessing method according to the present invention. FIG. 4 is aschematic diagram of a repeater working mode applied in an embodimentshown in FIG. 3. As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, another applicationscenario of DBAC is described in this embodiment, and the applicationscenario may be a STA+AP repeater mode.

For the STA+AP repeater mode, a working manner of a WLAN device may be aworking mode shown in FIG. 4: 5 GHz band works in a STA mode (servednode) and communicates with a 5G AP, and 2.4 GHz band works in an APmode (serving node) and communicates with a 2.4G STA. Service data maybe forwarded to 2.4 GHz by using 5 GHz, or forwarded to 5 GHz by using2.4 GHz, or forwarded within a BSS of 2.4 GHz (sent to 2.4 GHz from 2.4GHz).

For the application scenario, an objective for optimization is tomaximize a forwarding service volume of the Repeater.

Referring to FIG. 4, in specific implementation, for such dataforwarding services, statistical information may include:

R_(down): a downlink data volume received by the Repeater from an AP;

L_(down): a data volume temporarily stored in a downlink sending queueof the Repeater;

R_(up): an uplink data volume received by the Repeater from a STA; and

L_(up): a data volume temporarily stored in an uplink sending queue ofthe Repeater.

Based on the foregoing statistical information, a specific procedure inwhich the Repeater adjusts a timeslot percentage is shown in FIG. 3.

301. Determine an uplink and downlink service accumulation situationaccording to L_(down) and L_(up); if there is service accumulation onlyin uplink, perform 302; if there is service accumulation only indownlink, perform 303; if there is service accumulation in both uplinkand downlink, perform 304; and if there is no accumulation in uplink anddownlink, perform 305.

If MAX {L_(up), L_(down)}<P_(TH), it is determined that there is noservice accumulation in uplink and downlink;

Otherwise, if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- A_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in downlink;

if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {A_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in uplink; and

if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left( {{- A_{TH}},A_{TH}} \right)},$there is accumulation in both uplink and downlink; where

B_(TH) and A_(TH) are values in a value range of (0,1).

302. On a basis of a first coefficient of proportionality, increase atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by a sixth step and reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the first frequency band by the sixth step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality.

303. On a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a fifth step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the fifthstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe first coefficient of proportionality indicates ratios of timeslotsoccupied by the service at the first frequency band and the service atthe second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period.

304. Determine that the second coefficient of proportionality is equalto the first coefficient of proportionality.

For example, if there is service accumulation only in downlink, atimeslot percentage of a 2.4 GHz service is increased by p %, andcorrespondingly, a timeslot percentage of a 5 GHz service is reduced byp %;

if there is service accumulation only in uplink, the timeslot percentageof the 5 GHz service is increased by p %, and correspondingly, thetimeslot percentage of the 2.4 GHz service is reduced by p %;

if there is service accumulation in both uplink and downlink, thetimeslot percentages remain unchanged; and

if there is no service accumulation in uplink and downlink, S305 isperformed.

305. Comparing uplink and downlink receiving data volumes according toR_(down) and R_(up); if a value of the downlink receiving data volumeminus the uplink receiving data volume is greater than or equal to apreset first difference, perform 303; if a value of the uplink receivingdata volume minus the downlink receiving data volume is greater than orequal to the preset first difference, perform 302; and if an absolutevalue of the difference between the uplink receiving data volume and thedownlink receiving data volume is less than the first difference,perform 304.

If

${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- B_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$it may be determined that the difference between the downlink receivingdata volume and the uplink receiving data volume is greater than orequal to the first difference;

if

${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {B_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$it may be determined that the difference between the uplink receivingdata volume and the downlink receiving data volume is greater than orequal to the first difference; and

if

${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left( {{- B_{TH}},B_{TH}} \right)},$it may be determined that the absolute value of the difference betweenthe uplink receiving data volume and the downlink receiving data volumeis less than the first difference; where

B_(TH) is a preset value in a value range of (0,1).

For a STA+AP dual band switching mode, the method in this embodiment maymaximize a forwarding service volume of a repeater device.

In the foregoing several specific implementation manners, the firstcoefficient of proportionality between timeslots occupied by services attwo frequency bands in the N^(th) adjustment period is used as a basisto perform adjustment according to a preset step, so as to obtain thesecond coefficient of proportionality between the timeslots occupied bythe services at the two frequency bands in the (N+1)^(th) adjustmentperiod. In another implementation manner, the second coefficient ofproportionality between the timeslots occupied by the service at thefirst frequency band and the service at the second frequency band in the(N+1)^(th) adjustment period may be directly calculated according tostatistical information obtained in the N^(th) adjustment period, and aQoS requirement that needs to be met by the services at the twofrequency bands, instead of based on the first coefficient ofproportionality between the timeslots occupied by the services at thetwo frequency bands in the N^(th) adjustment period.

It is assumed that services at two frequency bands are the same, forexample, the services are voice services. A voice service schedulingdelay at a first frequency band and a voice service scheduling delay ata second frequency band may be obtained, and then a coefficient ofproportionality between timeslots occupied by the voice services at thetwo frequency bands in the (N+1)^(th) period may be calculated accordingto differences between the delays and a maximum scheduling delayrequired by QoS.

It may be understood that, there is no strict time sequence among stepsin FIG. 3, and the schematic diagram merely shows a conversionrelationship between logical states in this embodiment of the presentinvention.

It is assumed that services at two frequency bands are different, forexample, the service at the first frequency band is a voice service andthe service at the second frequency band is a video service. A firstscheduling delay of the voice service at the first frequency band and asecond scheduling delay of the video service at the second frequencyband may be obtained. Because the voice service has a higher requirementfor a scheduling delay than the video service, an initial coefficient ofproportionality between timeslots occupied by the voice service and thevideo service may be calculated according to a difference between thefirst scheduling delay and a maximum scheduling delay required by QoS,and a difference between the second scheduling delay and the maximumscheduling delay required by the QoS. In addition, on a basis of theinitial coefficient of proportionality, a ratio of timeslots occupied bythe voice service is increased by a preset value, and correspondingly, aratio of timeslots occupied by the video service is reduced by thecorresponding preset value.

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of a WLANdevice according to the present invention. The WLAN device in thisembodiment may include a WLAN chip 11 and a driver 12. The WLAN chip 11may include a media access controller 111, a baseband processor 112, anda radio frequency (RF for short) module 113. The RF module 113 mayinclude channels of two frequency bands, for example, a 2.4 GHz channeland a 5 GHz channel, where the 2.4 GHz channel implements communicationby using a 2.4 GHz antenna and the 5 GHz channel implementscommunication by using a 5 GHz antenna. The 2.4 GHz channel and the 5GHz channel share the media access controller 111 and the basebandprocessor 112, and the channels of the two frequency bands connect tothe baseband processor 112 by using a switchover switch 114.

The driver 12 is configured to perform the following steps:

Separately acquire statistical information of a service at a firstfrequency band and a service at a second frequency band in the N^(th)adjustment period, where the statistical information indicates serviceperformance of the services at the frequency bands in the adjustmentperiod, and N is a natural number. For example, the driver 12 mayexchange an 802.11 packet with the media access controller 111. Based onan exchange status of the 802.11 packet, for example, whether a packetis successfully sent and a packet sending frequency, the driver 12 mayacquire statistical information of the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band. A person skilled inthe art may understand that this is also applicable to a packet ofanother protocol.

Determine, according to the statistical information, and a quality ofservice (QoS) requirement that the service at the first frequency bandand the service at the second frequency band need to meet, a secondcoefficient of proportionality between timeslots occupied by the serviceat the first frequency band and timeslots occupied by the service at thesecond frequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period.

Perform switching control on the first channel and the second channel inthe (N+1)^(th) adjustment period according to the determined secondcoefficient of proportionality, so that a ratio between communicatingtimeslots of the first channel and timeslots of the second channel inthe (N+)^(th) adjustment period is equal to the second coefficient ofproportionality. The switching control is implemented by using afrequency band switching control signal in FIG. 5. The driver 12controls the switchover switch 114 by using the frequency band switchingcontrol signal, so that the ratio between communicating timeslots of thefirst channel and timeslots of the second channel in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to the second coefficient of proportionality.

Further, if both the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device arevoice services, the statistical information includes a maximum voiceservice scheduling delay; and

the driver 12 is configured to:

determine whether both a maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band and a maximum voice servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a first threshold, where the first threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by voice service quality; and

if both the maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at thefirst frequency band and the maximum voice service scheduling delay ofthe service at the second frequency band are less than the firstthreshold, determine that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,where the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio betweenthe timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band andthe service at the second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustmentperiod;

otherwise, determine whether a difference between the maximum voiceservice scheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band andthe maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset second threshold; if the differenceis less than the second threshold, determine that the second coefficientof proportionality is equal to the first coefficient of proportionality;and if the difference is greater than or equal to the second threshold,on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by a step and reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the second frequency band by a corresponding step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality, where the maximumvoice service scheduling delay of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band.

If both the service at the first frequency band and the service at thesecond frequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device are videoservices, the statistical information includes a maximum video servicescheduling delay; and

the driver 12 is configured to:

determine whether both a maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band and a maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a third threshold, where the third threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by video service quality; and

if both the maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at thefirst frequency band and the maximum video service scheduling delay ofthe service at the second frequency band are less than the thirdthreshold, determine that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,where the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio betweentimeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period;

otherwise, determine whether a difference between the maximum videoservice scheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band anda video service delay value of the service at the second frequency bandis less than a preset fourth threshold; if the difference is less thanthe fourth threshold, determine that the second coefficient ofproportionality is equal to the first coefficient of proportionality;and if the difference is greater than or equal to the fourth threshold,on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by a second step and reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the second frequency band by the second step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality, where the maximumvideo service scheduling delay of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band.

If both the service at the first frequency band and the service at thesecond frequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device are dataservices, the statistical information includes a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users; and

the driver 12 is configured to:

determine whether both a quantity of low-bandwidth data service users ofthe service at the first frequency band and a quantity of low-bandwidthdata service users of the service at the second frequency band are 0;and

if both the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the serviceat the first frequency band and the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band are 0,determine that the second coefficient of proportionality between thetimeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment periodis equal to a first coefficient of proportionality, where the firstcoefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio between the timeslotsoccupied by the service at the first frequency band and the service atthe second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period;

otherwise, determine whether the quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band is equal to thequantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thesecond frequency band;

if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service atthe first frequency band is equal to the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band, determinethat the second coefficient of proportionality is equal to the firstcoefficient of proportionality; and

if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service atthe first frequency band is not equal to the quantity of low-bandwidthdata service users of the service at the second frequency band, on abasis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase the timeslotpercentage corresponding to the service at the first frequency band by athird step and reduce the timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the second frequency band by the third step, so as to obtainthe second coefficient of proportionality, where the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users ofthe service at the second frequency band.

If both the service at the first frequency band and the service at thesecond frequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device include atleast one service of: a voice service, a video service, and a dataservice, the statistical information includes a maximum voice servicescheduling delay, a maximum video service scheduling delay, a quantityof low-bandwidth data service users, and a total uplink and downlinkthroughput;

and

the driver 12 is configured to:

201. determine whether maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band are less than a first threshold, where the firstthreshold is a maximum scheduling delay required by voice servicequality; and if both the maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band are less than the first threshold, perform 205;otherwise, perform 202;

202. determine whether a difference between the maximum voice servicescheduling delays of the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band is less than a preset secondthreshold; and if the difference is less than the second threshold,perform 203; otherwise, perform 204;

203. determine that the second coefficient of proportionality is equalto a first coefficient of proportionality, where the first coefficientof proportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied by the serviceat the first frequency band and the service at the second frequency bandin the N^(th) adjustment period;

204. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by a first step and reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the second frequency band by the first step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality, where the maximumvoice service scheduling delay of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band;

205. determine whether both a maximum video service scheduling delay ofthe service at the first frequency band and a maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a third threshold, where the third threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by video service quality; and if both themaximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the firstfrequency band and the maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band are less than the third threshold,perform S208; otherwise, perform 206;

206. determine whether a difference between the maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band and themaximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset fourth threshold; and if thedifference is less than the fourth threshold, perform 203; otherwise,perform 207;

207. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a second step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the secondstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the firstfrequency band is greater than the maximum video service schedulingdelay of the service at the second frequency band;

208. determine whether both a quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band and a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband are 0; and if both the quantity of low-bandwidth data service usersof the service at the first frequency band and the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband are 0, perform 211; otherwise, perform 209;

209. determine whether the quantity of low-bandwidth data service usersof the service at the first frequency band is equal to the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband; and if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of theservice at the first frequency band is equal to the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband, perform S203; otherwise, perform 210;

210. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a third step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the thirdstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thefirst frequency band is greater than the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band;

211. determine whether a difference between total uplink and downlinkthroughputs of the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band is less than a preset fifth threshold; andif the difference is less than the fifth threshold, perform 203;otherwise, perform 212; and

212. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a fourth step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the fourthstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe total uplink and downlink throughput of the service at the firstfrequency band is greater than the total uplink and downlink throughputof the service at the second frequency band.

If both the service at the first frequency band and the service at thesecond frequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device are dataservices, the statistical information includes:

a downlink data volume R_(down) received from an access point (AP) atthe first frequency band, and a data volume L_(down) temporarily storedin a downlink sending queue; and

an uplink data volume R_(up) received from a STA at the second frequencyband, and a data volume L_(up) temporarily stored in an uplink sendingqueue; and

the driver 12 is configured to:

determine an uplink and downlink service accumulation situationaccording to L_(down) and L_(up), where if MAX {L_(up),L_(down)}<P_(TH), it is determined that there is no service accumulationin uplink and downlink; otherwise, if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- A_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in downlink; if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {A_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in uplink; and if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left( {{- A_{TH}},A_{TH}} \right)},$there is accumulation in both uplink and downlink, where P_(TH) is apreset threshold, and A_(TH) is a preset value in a value range of(0,1);

if there is service accumulation only in downlink, on a basis of thefirst coefficient of proportionality, increase a timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by a fifth stepand reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thesecond frequency band by the fifth step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, where the first coefficient ofproportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied by the service atthe first frequency band and the service at the second frequency band inthe N^(th) adjustment period;

if there is service accumulation only in uplink, on a basis of the firstcoefficient of proportionality, increase the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by a sixthstep and reduce the timeslot percentage corresponding to the service atthe first frequency band by the sixth step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality;

if there is service accumulation in both uplink and downlink, determinethat the second coefficient of proportionality is equal to the firstcoefficient of proportionality;

if there is no service accumulation in uplink and downlink, comparebetween uplink and downlink receiving data volumes according to R_(down)and R_(up);

if a value of the downlink receiving data volume minus the uplinkreceiving data volume is greater than or equal to a preset firstdifference, on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality,increase the timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thefirst frequency band by a fifth step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the fifthstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality;

if a value of the uplink receiving data volume minus the downlinkreceiving data volume is greater than or equal to the first difference,on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase thetimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by a sixth step and reduce the timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the first frequency band by the sixth step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality; and

if an absolute value of the difference between the uplink receiving datavolume and the downlink receiving data volume is less than the firstdifference, determine that the second coefficient of proportionality isequal to the first coefficient of proportionality.

Further, the driver 12 is configured to:

if

${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- B_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$determine that the difference between the downlink receiving data volumeand the uplink receiving data volume is greater than or equal to thefirst difference;

if

${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {B_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$determine that the difference between the uplink receiving data volumeand the downlink receiving data volume is greater than or equal to thefirst difference; and

if

${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left( {{- B_{TH}},B_{TH}} \right)},$determine that the absolute value of the difference between the uplinkreceiving data volume and the downlink receiving data volume is lessthan the first difference; where

B_(TH) is a preset value in a value range of (0,1).

In addition, the driver 12 is configured to:

calculate, according to the statistical information, and a QoSrequirement that the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band need to meet, a second coefficient ofproportionality between timeslots occupied by the service at the firstfrequency band and timeslots occupied by the service at the secondfrequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period.

When the driver 12 is configured to perform the foregoing procedure ofsteps, each step may be seen as a module in the driver 12, where themodule is configured to implement a function of a related step.

The WLAN device according to this embodiment may be configured toimplement the technical solutions of the method embodiment shown inFIG. 1. The implementation principle and technical effects are similarto those in the method embodiment, and details are not described hereinagain.

FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of an embodiment of a dual bandadaptive concurrent processing apparatus according to the presentinvention. As shown in FIG. 6, the apparatus in this embodiment isapplied to a wireless local area network WLAN device, for example, theWLAN device shown in FIG. 5. The apparatus includes:

an acquiring module 61, configured to separately acquire statisticalinformation of a service at a first frequency band and a service at asecond frequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period, where thestatistical information indicates service performance of the services atthe frequency bands in the adjustment period, and N is a natural number;

a determining module 62, configured to determine, according to thestatistical information, and a quality of service (QoS) requirement thatthe service at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band need to meet, a second coefficient of proportionalitybetween timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency bandand timeslots occupied by the service at the second frequency band inthe (N+1)^(th) adjustment period; and

a switching control module 63, configured to perform switching controlon the first channel and the second channel in the (N+1)^(th) adjustmentperiod according to the determined second coefficient ofproportionality, so that a ratio between communicating timeslots of thefirst channel and timeslots of the second channel in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to the second coefficient of proportionality.

Optionally, if both the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band that are transmitted by the WLANdevice are voice services, the statistical information includes amaximum voice service scheduling delay; and

the determining module 62 is configured to:

determine whether both a maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band and a maximum voice servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a first threshold, where the first threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by voice service quality; and

if both the maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at thefirst frequency band and the maximum voice service scheduling delay ofthe service at the second frequency band are less than the firstthreshold, determine that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,where the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio betweenthe timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band andthe service at the second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustmentperiod;

otherwise, determine whether a difference between the maximum voiceservice scheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band andthe maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset second threshold; if the differenceis less than the second threshold, determine that the second coefficientof proportionality is equal to the first coefficient of proportionality;and if the difference is greater than or equal to the second threshold,on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by a first step and reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the second frequency band by the first step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality, where the maximumvoice service scheduling delay of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band.

Optionally, if both the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band that are transmitted by the WLANdevice are video services, the statistical information includes amaximum video service scheduling delay; and

the determining module 62 is configured to:

determine whether both a maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the first frequency band and a maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a third threshold, where the third threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by video service quality; and

if both the maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at thefirst frequency band and the maximum video service scheduling delay ofthe service at the second frequency band are less than the thirdthreshold, determine that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequencyband and the service at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,where the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio betweenthe timeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band andthe service at the second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustmentperiod;

otherwise, determine whether a difference between the maximum videoservice scheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band andthe maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset fourth threshold; if the differenceis less than the fourth threshold, determine that the second coefficientof proportionality is equal to the first coefficient of proportionality;and if the difference is greater than or equal to the fourth threshold,on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by a second step and reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the second frequency band by the second step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality, where the maximumvideo service scheduling delay of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band.

Optionally, if both the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band that are transmitted by the WLANdevice are data services, the statistical information includes aquantity of low-bandwidth data service users; and

the determining module 62 is configured to:

determine whether both a quantity of low-bandwidth data service users ofthe service at the first frequency band and a quantity of low-bandwidthdata service users of the service at the second frequency band are 0;and

if both the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the serviceat the first frequency band and the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band are 0,determine that the second coefficient of proportionality between thetimeslots occupied by the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment periodis equal to a first coefficient of proportionality, where the firstcoefficient of proportionality indicates a ratio between the timeslotsoccupied by the service at the first frequency band and the service atthe second frequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period;

otherwise, determine whether the quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band is equal to thequantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thesecond frequency band;

if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service atthe first frequency band is equal to the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band, determinethat the second coefficient of proportionality is equal to the firstcoefficient of proportionality; and

if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service atthe first frequency band is not equal to the quantity of low-bandwidthdata service users of the service at the second frequency band, on abasis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase the timeslotpercentage corresponding to the service at the first frequency band by athird step and reduce the timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the second frequency band by the third step, so as to obtainthe second coefficient of proportionality, where the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users ofthe service at the second frequency band.

Optionally, if both the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band that are transmitted by the WLANdevice include at least one service of: a voice service, a videoservice, and a data service, the statistical information includes amaximum voice service scheduling delay, a maximum video servicescheduling delay, a quantity of low-bandwidth data service users, and atotal uplink and downlink throughput; and

the determining module 62 is configured to:

201. determine whether maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band are less than a first threshold, where the firstthreshold is a maximum scheduling delay required by voice servicequality; and if both the maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band are less than the first threshold, perform 205;otherwise, perform 202;

202. determine whether a difference between the maximum voice servicescheduling delays of the service at the first frequency band and theservice at the second frequency band is less than a preset secondthreshold; and if the difference is less than the second threshold,perform 203; otherwise, perform 204;

203. determine that the second coefficient of proportionality is equalto a first coefficient of proportionality, where the first coefficientof proportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied by the serviceat the first frequency band and the service at the second frequency bandin the N^(th) adjustment period;

204. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by a first step and reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the second frequency band by the first step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality, where the maximumvoice service scheduling delay of the service at the first frequencyband is greater than the maximum voice service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band;

205. determine whether both a maximum video service scheduling delay ofthe service at the first frequency band and a maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the second frequency band are lessthan a third threshold, where the third threshold is a maximumscheduling delay required by video service quality; and if both themaximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the firstfrequency band and the maximum video service scheduling delay of theservice at the second frequency band are less than the third threshold,perform 208; otherwise, perform 206;

206. determine whether a difference between the maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band and themaximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the secondfrequency band is less than a preset fourth threshold; and if thedifference is less than the fourth threshold, perform 203; otherwise,perform 207;

207. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a second step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the secondstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at the firstfrequency band is greater than the maximum video service schedulingdelay of the service at the second frequency band;

208. determine whether both a quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band and a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband are 0; and if both the quantity of low-bandwidth data service usersof the service at the first frequency band and the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband are 0, perform 211; otherwise, perform 209;

209. determine whether the quantity of low-bandwidth data service usersof the service at the first frequency band is equal to the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband; and if the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of theservice at the first frequency band is equal to the quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users of the service at the second frequencyband, perform 203; otherwise, perform 210;

210. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a third step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the thirdstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thefirst frequency band is greater than the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the second frequency band;

211. determine whether a difference between total uplink and downlinkthroughputs of the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band is less than a preset fifth threshold; andif the difference is less than the fifth threshold, perform 203;otherwise, perform 212; and

212. on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increasethe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the firstfrequency band by a fourth step and reduce the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the fourthstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, wherethe total uplink and downlink throughput of the service at the firstfrequency band is greater than the total uplink and downlink throughputof the service at the second frequency band.

Optionally, if the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device aredata forwarding services, the statistical information includes adownlink data volume R_(down) received from an access point (AP) at thefirst frequency band, a data volume L_(down) temporarily stored in adownlink sending queue, an uplink data volume R_(up) received from a STAat the second frequency band, and a data volume L_(up) temporarilystored in an uplink sending queue; and

the determining module 62 is configured to:

determine an uplink and downlink service accumulation situationaccording to L_(down) and L_(up), where if MAX {L_(up),L_(down)}<P_(TH), it is determined that there is no service accumulationin uplink and downlink; otherwise, if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- A_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in downlink; if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {A_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in uplink; and if

${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left( {{- A_{TH}},A_{TH}} \right)},$there is accumulation in both uplink and downlink, where P_(TH) is apreset threshold, and A_(TH) is a preset value in a value range of(0,1);

if there is service accumulation only in downlink, on a basis of thefirst coefficient of proportionality, increase a timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by a fifth stepand reduce a timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thesecond frequency band by the fifth step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, where the first coefficient ofproportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied by the service atthe first frequency band and the service at the second frequency band inthe N^(th) adjustment period;

if there is service accumulation only in uplink, on a basis of the firstcoefficient of proportionality, increase the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by a sixthstep and reduce the timeslot percentage corresponding to the service atthe first frequency band by the sixth step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality;

if there is service accumulation in both uplink and downlink, determinethat the second coefficient of proportionality is equal to the firstcoefficient of proportionality;

if there is no service accumulation in uplink and downlink, compareuplink and downlink receiving data volumes according to R_(down) andR_(up);

if a value of the downlink receiving data volume minus the uplinkreceiving data volume is greater than or equal to a preset firstdifference, on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality,increase the timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thefirst frequency band by the fifth step and reduce the timeslotpercentage corresponding to the service at the second frequency band bythe fifth step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality;

if a value of the uplink receiving data volume minus the downlinkreceiving data volume is greater than or equal to the first difference,on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality, increase thetimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the sixth step and reduce the timeslot percentage correspondingto the service at the first frequency band by the sixth step, so as toobtain the second coefficient of proportionality; and

if an absolute value of the difference between the uplink receiving datavolume and the downlink receiving data volume is less than the firstdifference, determine that the second coefficient of proportionality isequal to the first coefficient of proportionality.

Further, the determining module 62 is configured to:

if

${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- B_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$determine that the difference between the downlink receiving data volumeand the uplink receiving data volume is greater than or equal to thefirst difference;

if

${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {B_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$determine that the difference between the uplink receiving data volumeand the downlink receiving data volume is greater than or equal to thefirst difference; and

if

${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left( {{- B_{TH}},B_{TH}} \right)},$determine that the absolute value of the difference between the uplinkreceiving data volume and the downlink receiving data volume is lessthan the first difference; where

B_(TH) is a preset value in a value range of (0,1).

The apparatus according to this embodiment may be configured toimplement the technical solutions of the method embodiment shown inFIG. 1. The implementation principle and technical effects are similarto those in the method embodiment, and details are not described hereinagain.

Persons of ordinary skill in the art may understand that all or a partof the steps of the method embodiments may be implemented by a programinstructing relevant hardware. The program may be stored in acomputer-readable storage medium. When the program runs, the steps ofthe method embodiments are performed. The foregoing storage medium maybe: any medium that can store program code, such as a ROM (read-onlymemory), a RAM (random access memory), a magnetic disc, or an opticaldisc. For example, the driver 12 may be the program. The driver 12 mayalso be implemented in a manner of combining a software program andhardware.

Finally, it should be noted that the foregoing embodiments are merelyintended for describing the technical solutions of the presentinvention, but not for limiting the present invention. Although thepresent invention is described in detail with reference to the foregoingembodiments, persons of ordinary skill in the art should understand thatthey may still make modifications to the technical solutions describedin the foregoing embodiments or make equivalent replacements to some orall technical features thereof, without departing from the scope of thetechnical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.

What is claimed is:
 1. A dual band adaptive concurrent processingmethod, applied to a wireless local area network (WLAN) device, whereinthe WLAN device comprises a first channel for transmitting a service ata first frequency band and a second channel for transmitting a serviceat a second frequency band, and the method comprises: acquiringstatistical information of the services at the first and secondfrequency bands in an N^(th) adjustment period, wherein the statisticalinformation (a) indicates service performance of the services at thefrequency bands in the adjustment period and (b) comprises a maximumvoice service scheduling delay when the services of the first and secondfrequency bands are both voice services; determining, according to thestatistical information, and a quality of service (QoS) requirement ofthe services at the first and second frequency bands, a secondcoefficient of proportionality between timeslots occupied by theservices at the first and second frequency bands in an (N+1)^(th)adjustment period, where the second coefficient is determined bydetermining whether maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservices at the first and second frequency band are less than a firstthreshold that is a maximum scheduling delay required by voice servicequality; and if both the maximum voice service scheduling delays ofservices at the first and second frequency bands are less than the firstthreshold, determining that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the services at the first and secondfrequency bands in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period is equal to a firstcoefficient of proportionality that indicates a ratio between thetimeslots occupied by the services at the first and second frequencybands in the N^(th) adjustment period; otherwise, determining whether adifference between the maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservices at the first and second frequency bands is less than a presetsecond threshold; if the difference is less than the second threshold,determining that the second coefficient of proportionality is equal tothe first coefficient of proportionality; and if the difference isgreater than or equal to the second threshold, on a basis of the firstcoefficient of proportionality, increasing a timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by a first stepand reducing a timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thesecond frequency band by the first step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, wherein the maximum voice servicescheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band is greaterthan the maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at thesecond frequency band; and performing switching control on the firstchannel and the second channel in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment periodaccording to the determined second coefficient of proportionality, sothat a ratio between communicating timeslots of the first and secondchannels in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period is equal to the secondcoefficient of proportionality.
 2. The method according to claim 1,wherein if the services at the first and second frequency bandstransmitted by the WLAN device are video services, the statisticalinformation comprises the maximum video service scheduling delay; anddetermining the second coefficient of proportionality between timeslotsoccupied by the services at the first and second frequency bands in the(N+1)^(th) adjustment period comprises: determining whether the maximumvideo service scheduling delays of the services at the first and secondfrequency bands are less than a third threshold that is a maximumscheduling delay required by video service quality; and if the maximumvideo service scheduling delays of the services at the first and secondfrequency bands are less than the third threshold, determining that thesecond coefficient of proportionality between the timeslots occupied bythe services at the first and second frequency bands in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,wherein the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratiobetween the timeslots occupied by the services at the first and secondfrequency bands in the N^(th) adjustment period; otherwise, determiningwhether a difference between the maximum video service scheduling delaysof the services at the first and second frequency bands is less than apreset fourth threshold; if the difference is less than the fourththreshold, determining that the second coefficient of proportionality isequal to the first coefficient of proportionality; and if the differenceis greater than or equal to the fourth threshold, on a basis of thefirst coefficient of proportionality, increasing a timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first band by a second step andreducing a timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thesecond frequency band by the second step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, wherein the maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band is greaterthan the maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at thesecond frequency band.
 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein ifthe services at the first and second frequency bands that aretransmitted by the WLAN device are data services, the statisticalinformation comprises a quantity of low-bandwidth data service users;and determining the second coefficient of proportionality comprises:determining whether quantities of low-bandwidth data service users ofthe services at the first and second frequency bands are 0; and if thequantities of low-bandwidth data service users of the services at thefirst and second frequency bands are 0, determining that the secondcoefficient of proportionality between the timeslots occupied by theservices at the first and second frequency bands in the (N+1)^(th)adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality,wherein the first coefficient of proportionality indicates a ratiobetween the timeslots occupied by the services at the first and secondfrequency bands in the N^(th) adjustment period; otherwise, determiningwhether the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the serviceat the first band is equal to the quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of second frequency band; if the quantities of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the services at the first and second frequency bandsare equal, determining that the first and second coefficients ofproportionality are equal; and if the quantities of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the services at the first and second frequency bandsare not equal, on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality,increasing a timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thefirst frequency band by a third step and reducing a timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the thirdstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality, whereinthe quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thefirst band is greater than the quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the second frequency band.
 4. The methodaccording to claim 1, wherein if when both the services at the first andsecond frequency bands transmitted by the WLAN device comprise at leastone service of: a voice service, a video service, and a data service,the statistical information comprises at least one of a maximum voiceservice scheduling delay, a maximum video service scheduling delay, aquantity of low-bandwidth data service users, and a total uplink anddownlink throughput; and determining the second coefficient ofproportionality comprises: S201. determining whether maximum voiceservice scheduling delays of the services at the first and secondfrequency bands are less than a first threshold, wherein the firstthreshold is a maximum scheduling delay required by voice servicequality; and if the maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservices at the first and second frequency bands are less than the firstthreshold, performing S205; otherwise, performing S202; S202.determining whether a difference between the maximum voice servicescheduling delays of the services at the first and second frequencybands is less than a preset second threshold; and if the difference isless than the second threshold, performing S203; otherwise, performingS204; S203. determining that the second coefficient of proportionalityis equal to a first coefficient of proportionality, wherein the firstcoefficient of proportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied bythe services at the first and second frequency bands in the N^(th)adjustment period; S204. on a basis of the first coefficient ofproportionality, increasing a timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the first frequency band by a first step and reducing atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the first step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality, wherein the maximum voice service scheduling delay ofthe service at the first frequency band is greater than the maximumvoice service scheduling delay of the service at the second frequencyband; S205. determining whether maximum video service scheduling delaysof the services at the first and second frequency bands are less than athird threshold, wherein the third threshold is a maximum schedulingdelay required by video service quality; and if the maximum videoservice scheduling delays of the services at the first and secondfrequency bands are less than the third threshold, performing S208;otherwise, performing S206; S206. determining whether a differencebetween the maximum video service scheduling delays of the services atthe first and second frequency bands is less than a preset fourththreshold; and if the difference is less than the fourth threshold,performing S203; otherwise, performing S207; S207. on a basis of thefirst coefficient of proportionality, increasing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by a secondstep and reducing the timeslot percentage corresponding to the serviceat the second frequency band by the second step, so as to obtain thesecond coefficient of proportionality, wherein the maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band is greaterthan the maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at thesecond frequency band; S208. determining whether quantities oflow-bandwidth data service users of the services at the first and secondfrequency bands are 0; and if the quantities of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the services at the first and second frequency bandsare 0, performing S211; otherwise, performing S209; S209. determiningwhether the quantities of low-bandwidth data service users of theservices at the first and second frequency bands are equal; and if thequantities of low-bandwidth data service users of the services at thefirst and second frequency bands are equal, performing S203; otherwise,performing S210; S210. on a basis of the first coefficient ofproportionality, increasing the timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the first frequency band by a third step and reducing thetimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the third step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality, wherein the quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band is greater than thequantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thesecond frequency band; S211. determining whether a difference betweentotal uplink and downlink throughputs of the service at the first bandand second frequency band is less than a preset fifth threshold; and ifthe difference is less than the fifth threshold, performing S203;otherwise, performing S212; and S212. on a basis of the firstcoefficient of proportionality, increasing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first band by a fourth step andreducing the timeslot percentage corresponding to second frequency bandby the fourth step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality, wherein the total uplink and downlink throughput of theservice at the first band is greater than the total uplink and downlinkthroughput of second frequency band.
 5. The method according to claim 1,wherein if the services at the first and second frequency bandstransmitted by the WLAN device are data forwarding services, thestatistical information comprises a downlink data volume R_(down)received from an access point (AP) at the first frequency band, a datavolume L_(down) temporarily stored in a downlink sending queue, anuplink data volume R_(up) received from a station at the secondfrequency band, and a data volume L_(up) temporarily stored in an uplinksending queue; and determining the second coefficient comprises:determining an uplink and downlink service accumulation situationaccording to L_(down) and L_(up), wherein if MAX{L_(up),L_(down)}<P_(TH), it is determined that there is no accumulationin uplink and downlink; otherwise, if${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- A_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in downlink; if${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {A_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in uplink; and if${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left( {{- A_{TH}},A_{TH}} \right)},$there is accumulation in both uplink and downlink, wherein P_(TH) is apreset threshold, and A_(TH) is a preset value in a value range of(0,1); if there is service accumulation only in downlink, on a basis ofa first coefficient of proportionality, increasing a timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by a fifth stepand reducing a timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thesecond frequency band by the fifth step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, wherein the first coefficient ofproportionality indicates a ratio between timeslots occupied by theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band in the N^(th) adjustment period; if there is serviceaccumulation only in uplink, on a basis of a first coefficient ofproportionality, increasing a timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the second frequency band by a sixth step and reducing atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the first frequencyband by the sixth step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality; if there is service accumulation in both uplink anddownlink, determining that the second coefficient of proportionality isequal to a first coefficient of proportionality; if there is no serviceaccumulation in uplink and downlink, comparing uplink and downlinkreceiving data volumes according to R_(down) and R_(up); if a value ofthe downlink receiving data volume minus the uplink receiving datavolume is greater than or equal to a preset first difference, on a basisof the first coefficient of proportionality, increasing the timeslotpercentage corresponding to the service at the first frequency band bythe fifth step and reducing the timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the second frequency band by the fifth step, so as to obtainthe second coefficient of proportionality; if a value of the uplinkreceiving data volume minus the downlink receiving data volume isgreater than or equal to the first difference, on a basis of the firstcoefficient of proportionality, increasing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the second frequency band by the sixthstep and reducing the timeslot percentage corresponding to the serviceat the first frequency band by the sixth step, so as to obtain thesecond coefficient of proportionality; and if an absolute value of adifference between the uplink receiving data volume and the downlinkreceiving data volume is less than the first difference, determiningthat the second coefficient of proportionality is equal to a firstcoefficient of proportionality.
 6. The method according to claim 5,wherein comparing uplink and downlink receiving data volumes accordingto R_(down) and R_(up) comprises: if${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- B_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$determining that the difference between the downlink receiving datavolume and the uplink receiving data volume is greater than or equal tothe first difference; if${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {B_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$determining that the difference between the uplink receiving data volumeand the downlink receiving data volume is greater than or equal to thefirst difference; and if${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left( {{- B_{TH}},B_{TH}} \right)},$determining that the absolute value of the difference between the uplinkreceiving data volume and the downlink receiving data volume is lessthan the first difference, wherein B_(TH) is a preset value in a valuerange of (0,1).
 7. A dual band adaptive concurrent processing apparatus,applied to a WLAN device, wherein the WLAN device comprises a firstchannel for transmitting a service at a first frequency band and asecond channel for transmitting a service at a second frequency band,and the apparatus comprises a processor, and a non-transitorycomputer-readable storage medium including computer-executableinstructions executed by the processor to perform operations comprising:acquiring statistical information of the services at the first andsecond frequency bands in an N^(th) adjustment period, wherein thestatistical information (a) indicates service performance of theservices at the frequency bands in the adjustment period and (b)comprises a maximum voice service scheduling delay when the services ofthe first and second frequency bands are both voice services;determining according to the statistical information, and a quality ofservice (QoS) requirement of the services at the first and secondfrequency bands, a second coefficient of proportionality betweentimeslots occupied by the services at the first and second frequencybands in an (N+1)^(th) adjustment period, where the second coefficientis determined by determining whether maximum voice service schedulingdelays of the services at the first and second frequency band are lessthan a first threshold that is a maximum scheduling delay required byvoice service quality; and if both the maximum voice service schedulingdelays of services at the first and second frequency bands are less thanthe first threshold, determining that the second coefficient ofproportionality between the timeslots occupied by the services at thefirst and second frequency bands in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period isequal to a first coefficient of proportionality that indicates a ratiobetween the timeslots occupied by the services at the first and secondfrequency bands in the N^(th) adjustment period; otherwise, determiningwhether a difference between the maximum voice service scheduling delaysof the services at the first and second frequency bands is less than apreset second threshold; if the difference is less than the secondthreshold, determining that the second coefficient of proportionality isequal to the first coefficient of proportionality; and if the differenceis greater than or equal to the second threshold, on a basis of thefirst coefficient of proportionality, increasing a timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first band by a first step andreducing a timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thesecond frequency band by the first step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, wherein the maximum voice servicescheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band is greaterthan the maximum voice service scheduling delay of the service at thesecond frequency band; and performing switching control on the firstchannel and the second channel in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment periodaccording to the determined second coefficient of proportionality, sothat a ratio between communicating timeslots of the first and secondchannels in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period is equal to the secondcoefficient of proportionality.
 8. The apparatus according to claim 7,wherein if the services at the first and second frequency bandstransmitted by the WLAN device are video services, the statisticalinformation comprises a maximum video service scheduling delay; and whenthe processor determines the second coefficient of proportionality, theoperations of the processor further comprise: determining whethermaximum video service scheduling delays of the services at the first andsecond frequency bands are less than a third threshold, wherein thethird threshold is a maximum scheduling delay required by video servicequality; and if the maximum video service scheduling delays of theservices at the first and second frequency bands are less than the thirdthreshold, determining that the second coefficient of proportionalitybetween the timeslots occupied by the services at the first and secondfrequency bands in the (N+1)^(th) adjustment period is equal to a firstcoefficient of proportionality, wherein the first coefficient ofproportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied by the servicesat the first and second frequency bands in the N^(th) adjustment period;otherwise, determining whether a difference between the maximum videoservice scheduling delays of the services at the first and secondfrequency bands is less than a preset fourth threshold; if thedifference is less than the fourth threshold, determining that the firstand second coefficients of proportionality are equal; and if thedifference is greater than or equal to the fourth threshold, on a basisof the first coefficient of proportionality, increasing a timeslotpercentage corresponding to the service at the first frequency band by asecond step and reducing a timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the second frequency band by the second step, so as to obtainthe second coefficient of proportionality, wherein the maximum videoservice scheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band isgreater than the maximum video service scheduling delay of the serviceat the second frequency band.
 9. The apparatus according to claim 7,wherein if both the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device aredata services, the statistical information comprises a quantity oflow-bandwidth data service users; and when the processor determines thesecond coefficient of proportionality, the operations of the processorfurther comprise: determining whether quantities of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the services at the first and second frequency bandsare 0; and if the quantities of low-bandwidth data service users of theservices at the first and second frequency bands are 0, determining thatthe second coefficient of proportionality between the timeslots occupiedby the services at the first and second frequency bands in the(N+1)^(th) adjustment period is equal to a first coefficient ofproportionality, wherein the first coefficient of proportionalityindicates a ratio between the timeslots occupied by the services at thefirst and second frequency bands in the N^(th) adjustment period;otherwise, determining whether the quantity of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the service at the first frequency band is equal to thequantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thesecond frequency band; if the quantities of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the services at the first and second frequency bands are equal,determining that the first and second coefficients of proportionalityare equal to the first coefficient of proportionality; and if thequantities of low-bandwidth data service users of the services at thefirst and second frequency bands are not equal, on a basis of the firstcoefficient of proportionality, increasing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by a third stepand reducing the timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thesecond frequency band by the third step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, wherein the quantity of low-bandwidthdata service users of the service at the first frequency band is greaterthan the quantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service atthe second frequency band.
 10. The apparatus according to claim 7,wherein if both the service at the first frequency band and the serviceat the second frequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN devicecomprise at least one service of: a voice service, a video service, anda data service, the statistical information comprises at least one of amaximum voice service scheduling delay, a maximum video servicescheduling delay, a quantity of low-bandwidth data service users, and atotal uplink and downlink throughput; and wherein determining the secondcoefficient of proportionality: S201. determining whether maximum voiceservice scheduling delays of the services at the first and secondfrequency bands are less than a first threshold, wherein the firstthreshold is a maximum scheduling delay required by voice servicequality; and if both the maximum voice service scheduling delays of theservices at the first and second frequency bands are less than the firstthreshold, performing S205; otherwise, performing S202; S202.determining whether a difference between the maximum voice servicescheduling delays of the services at the first and second frequencybands is less than a preset second threshold; if the difference is lessthan the second threshold, performing S203; otherwise, performing S204;S203. determining that the second coefficient of proportionality isequal to a first coefficient of proportionality, wherein the firstcoefficient of proportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied bythe services at the first and second frequency bands in the N^(th)adjustment period; S204. on a basis of the first coefficient ofproportionality increasing a timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the first frequency band by a first step and reduce atimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the first step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality, wherein the maximum voice service scheduling delay ofthe service at the first frequency band is greater than the maximumvoice service scheduling delay of the service at the second frequencyband; S205. determining whether maximum video service scheduling delaysof the services at the first and second frequency bands are less than athird threshold, wherein the third threshold is a maximum schedulingdelay required by video service quality; and if the maximum videoservice scheduling delays of the services at the first and secondfrequency bands are less than the third threshold, performing S208;otherwise performing S206; S206. determining whether a differencebetween the maximum video service scheduling delays of the services atthe first and second frequency bands is less than a preset fourththreshold; and if the difference is less than the fourth threshold,performing S203; otherwise, performing S207; S207. on a basis of thefirst coefficient of proportionality, increasing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by a secondstep and reduce the timeslot percentage corresponding to the service atthe second frequency band by the second step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, wherein the maximum video servicescheduling delay of the service at the first frequency band is greaterthan the maximum video service scheduling delay of the service at thesecond frequency band; S208. determining whether quantities oflow-bandwidth data service users of the services at the first and secondfrequency bands are 0; and if both the quantities of low-bandwidth dataservice users of the services at the first and second frequency bandsare 0, performing S211; otherwise, performing S209; S209. determiningwhether the quantities of low-bandwidth data service users of theservices at the first and second frequency bands are equal; and if thequantities of low-bandwidth data service users of the services at thefirst and second frequency bands are equal, performing S203; otherwise,performing S210; S210. on a basis of the first coefficient ofproportionality, increasing the timeslot percentage corresponding to theservice at the first frequency band by a third step and reduce thetimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the third step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality, wherein the quantity of low-bandwidth data serviceusers of the service at the first frequency band is greater than thequantity of low-bandwidth data service users of the service at thesecond frequency band; S211. determining whether a difference betweentotal uplink and downlink throughputs of the service at the first bandand second frequency band is less than a preset fifth threshold; and ifthe difference is less than the fifth threshold, performing S203;otherwise, performing S212; and S212. on a basis of the firstcoefficient of proportionality, increasing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by a fourthstep and reduce the timeslot percentage corresponding to the service atthe second frequency band by the fourth step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, wherein the total uplink and downlinkthroughput of the service at the first frequency band is greater thanthe total uplink and downlink throughput of the service at the secondfrequency band.
 11. The apparatus according to claim 7, wherein if theservice at the first frequency band and the service at the secondfrequency band that are transmitted by the WLAN device are dataforwarding services, the statistical information comprises a downlinkdata volume R_(down) received from an access point (AP) at the firstfrequency band, a data volume L_(down) temporarily stored in a downlinksending queue, an uplink data volume R_(up) received from a station atthe second frequency band, and a data volume L_(up) temporarily storedin an uplink sending queue; and wherein determining the secondcoefficient of proportionality comprises: determining an uplink anddownlink service accumulation situation according to L_(down) andL_(up), wherein if MAX {L_(up), L_(down)}<P_(TH), it is determined thatthere is no accumulation in uplink and downlink; otherwise, if${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- A_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in downlink; if${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {A_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$there is accumulation only in uplink; and if${\frac{L_{up} - L_{down}}{L_{up} + L_{down}} \in \left( {{- A_{TH}},A_{TH}} \right)},$there is accumulation in both uplink and downlink, wherein P_(TH) is apreset threshold, and A_(TH) is a preset value in a value range of(0,1); if there is service accumulation only in downlink, on a basis ofa first coefficient of proportionality, increasing a timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by a fifth stepand reducing a timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thesecond frequency band by the fifth step, so as to obtain the secondcoefficient of proportionality, wherein the first coefficient ofproportionality indicates ratios of timeslots occupied by the service atthe first frequency band and the service at the second frequency band inthe N^(th) adjustment period; if there is service accumulation only inuplink, on a basis of a first coefficient of proportionality, increasingthe timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the secondfrequency band by a sixth step and reducing the timeslot percentagecorresponding to the service at the first frequency band by the sixthstep, so as to obtain the second coefficient of proportionality; ifthere is service accumulation in both uplink and downlink, determiningthat the second coefficient of proportionality is equal to a firstcoefficient of proportionality; if there is no accumulation in uplinkand downlink, comparing uplink and downlink receiving data volumesaccording to R_(down) and R_(up); if a value of the downlink receivingdata volume minus the uplink receiving data volume is greater than orequal to a preset first difference, on a basis of the first coefficientof proportionality, increasing the timeslot percentage corresponding tothe service at the first band by the fifth step and reducing thetimeslot percentage corresponding to the service at the second frequencyband by the fifth step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality; if a value of the uplink receiving data volume minusthe downlink receiving data volume is greater than or equal to the firstdifference, on a basis of the first coefficient of proportionality,increasing the timeslot percentage corresponding to the service at thesecond frequency band by the sixth step and reducing the timeslotpercentage corresponding to the service at the first frequency band bythe sixth step, so as to obtain the second coefficient ofproportionality; and if an absolute value of a difference between theuplink receiving data volume and the downlink receiving data volume isless than the first difference, determining that the second coefficientof proportionality is equal to a first coefficient of proportionality.12. The apparatus according to claim 11, wherein determining the secondcoefficient of proportionality further comprises: if${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {{- 1},{- B_{TH}}} \right\rbrack},$determining that the difference between the downlink receiving datavolume and the uplink receiving data volume is greater than or equal tothe first difference; if${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left\lbrack {B_{TH},1} \right\rbrack},$determining that the difference between the uplink receiving data volumeand the downlink receiving data volume is greater than or equal to thefirst difference; and if${\frac{R_{up} - R_{down}}{R_{up} + R_{down}} \in \left( {{- B_{TH}},B_{TH}} \right)},$determining that the absolute value of the difference between the uplinkreceiving data volume and the downlink receiving data volume is lessthan the first difference, wherein B_(TH) is a preset value in a valuerange of (0,1).